Hello,
I am currently building a new environment using vSphere 6.
I installed a vCenter Appliance 6.
I want to use my good old daily vCheck from Alan Renouf (latest version available).
When I run it against my new vCenter Appliance 6 it keeps asking me for my credentials...
I tried to use the same script to run it against my "old" Windows vCenter 5.5 and it doesn't ask me for credentials.
This is problematic as I want to schedule the vCheck...
vCenter Appliance is joined to active directory, AD authentification is working correctly.
FQDN is correctly set.
I am using PowerCLI 6 Release 1.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I found what was causing my problem...
I applied the resolution from this KB:
And now it works 🙂
Does someone has an idea?
vCheck should work fine with the VCSA- definitely the 5.5 appliance works as I use it myself. I'm in no rush to move to 6.0 though, so someone may be able to comment on that.
One thing to check would be your SSO config- I found that if you use AD as an LDAP server then passthrough didn't always work. Also, I *think* that it needed to be set as the default identity source.
Hello!
I didn't update as I was on holiday...
My identity source is Active Directory (Integrated Windows Authentication) - use machine account
I tried to set it as default as you suggested but still the same problem...
Any other idea?
Thanks for your help!
There was an issue raised for this on Github:
It appears that vCheck is not the problem, as running Connect-VIServer results in the same issue.
I found what was causing my problem...
I applied the resolution from this KB:
And now it works 🙂
Thanks, it actually helped me resolve the exact same issue.
Henry.
Hello, do you know what the fix was as it looks like the link is no longer working.
Thanks